2manyrocks
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If the company is out of business, hopefully they used standard sized seals and hoses. If they made their own cylinders, better hope you don't bend one and need to buy another one.
1984 Satoh S650G - Is it worth it, and how about a loader?
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lens12
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They are standard size hoses. Hydraulic seal are pretty universal. I had a Japanese loader that needed seals . I was able to find them.
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No, it’s powered by a pump on the engine, not a crankshaft syste.
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That's good. A customer had a MT180HD that had the front pump. The drive was like a real thick cable. It had a tendency to rust & break. I replaced it once, but the second time it broke it wasn't available. I had fits trying to find a coupler that would fit in there & hold up.